TJ Sid­hu

Inspired by the distortion of today’s news coverage, the ex-Stone Roses guitarist paints his subjects in strange, fragmented scenarios.

After two successful stops in Liverpool and London, the exhibition exploring depictions of the north is back with an even fresher perspective.

‘Fashion Central Saint Martins’ details the rich history of the London school’s famed alumni, past and present. But what does it take to walk down the famous halls, and what does the future look like for CSM?

We welcome in a month packed full of stuff worth getting out of bed for.

Sam Taylor-Johnson opens up about the film tackling addiction and the controversy surrounding a “memoir” built on lies.

Review: It does what it says on the tin.

Photographer Mark Alesky takes us on a roots reggae sound system visual odyssey.

Melbourne’s nightlife scene may be under a club-closure crisis, but DJ Andras is here to prove the party is still well and truly alive.

Sort of. A new documentary proving how The Satanic Temple became arguably the most progressive religious group in the US.

Gurinder Chadha’s latest film Blinded by the Light is some much-needed optimism in today’s rather grey world, set to the soundtrack of The Boss’ legendary back catalogue.

Grow Tottenham and Howl have joined forces to provide you with a dedicated queer space in the midst of London’s crumbling nightlife scene.

A brown comedian fills Channel 4’s prime comedy slot! Could the next wave of British Asians since Bend It Like Beckham be hitting our screens?

Part of both the Stones Throw and Boiler Room families, the DJ currently resides in Vienna – the opera capital of the world. But what are its party credentials?

Have you ever felt the urge to ask The Birdman what trick he’d pull in Trump’s White House? Yeah, us too.

Lou Dallas’ (real name: Raffaella Hanley) designs are an escape from the mundane.

Exploring the impact and the legacy of the Second Summer of Love, 30 years on, with the Saatchi Gallery’s acid house retrospective.

Adwoa Aboah and Felix Cooper’s collaborative doc hands the mic to budding footballers across the globe.

Acid colours and trippy graphics make an appearance in the house’s latest collection exploring the psychedelia of The Beatles’ film.